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Essential Pain Management
A System for Managing Patients with Pain
Dr Roger Goucke
Dr Wayne Morriss
Dr Linda Huggins
Plan
Pain education – the need for a system
Outline of EPM
EPM principles and development
Disclosures
No conflicts of interest
Co-author of “Essential Pain Management”
With permission
The Global Burden of Pain
Trauma
Post-operative
Childbirth
Arthritis
Back pain
Diabetes
Cancer
HIV-AIDS
Sickle cell disease
Pain Education
APPEAL study (2013)
15 European countries
242 medical schools
Little or no teaching
Not dedicated
Not practical
Pain Education
• IASP Task Force for Developing Countries
(Bond et al, 2007)
– 49 countries / 189 respondents
– Findings
• Undergraduate training is inadequate
– 90% considered training inadequate
– 80% did not receive formal training
• Specialized postgraduate training is variable
• Other postgraduate training?
BARRIERS TO GOOD PAIN MANAGEMENT
• 85% Lack of Education
• 65%
Government
Question
32. In yourPolicy
country,
• 55%
cost
of Drugs
whatHigh
are the
barriers
to good
• 50%
patient compliance
painPoor
management?
(select all
• 90% Fear
opioid Addiction
thatof
apply)
Barriers to good pain management
in developing countries
Lack of
education, 91%
Government
policy, 74%
Fear of opioid
addiction, 69%
%
High cost of
drugs, 58%
Poor patient
compliance, 35%
Other, 11%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90% 100%
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A System?
Trauma
Pain
Multiple causes
Multiple causes
Team management
Team management
ABC system
No system
ATLS, PTC training
?
We also need a simple system for
managing pain.
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Essential Pain Management
(EPM)
Recognize
Assess
Treat
What is EPM?
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One day workshop
Doctors, nurses, other health workers
System for managing pain
System for teaching others about managing
pain
Global EPM
EPM 2010-2015
• 41 countries
• 173 workshops / 4770 participants
• 56 instructor workshops / 783 instructors
Reconocer
Analizar
Tratar
R Nhận biết
A Đánh giá
T Xử lý
R การตระหนัก
A การประเมิน
T การรักษา
Xeroderma pigmentosum - squamous cell carcinoma
How does EPM work?
Simple system
Case discussions
Local ownership
K.I.S.S.
Any fool can make something complicated.
It is hard to make something simple.
The EPM RAT
• Recognize
• Assess
– Severity
– Classification
– Other factors
• Treat
– Non-drug
– Drug treatments
Case Discussions
• Level of discussion
depends on the group
• Local relevance
• Local solutions
Local Ownership
1-day
EPM
workshop
1-day
EPM
workshop
Half-day
instructor
workshop
1-day
EPM
workshop
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
The Snowball
Evaluation
Some Feedback
“EPM has changed my mind set-up.”
”EPM has changed so many wrong ideas about
pain management.”
”This needs to become part of every medical
school's curriculum!! I would have been more
effective in clinic work if I had this knowledge
earlier on in my studies.”
Pre and Post Testing Suva 1 (2011)
Correct answers (N=25)
25
20
15
Nurses
Doctors
10
5
0
Mean Pre
Mean Post
Health Workers
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Lack of knowledge (especially chronic pain)
Afraid of complications of morphine
Not organised
Lack of cooperation with surgeons
Not being aware of the emotional aspects of
pain
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System Issues
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Lack of leadership in Pain Management
No Support
Complicated administrative structure
Limited prescribing rights, especially morphine
Health insurance may not pay for pain
medications
• Not all medications are easily available
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Patient Issues
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Don’t complain about pain
Accept their pain even if can’t function
Fear of treatment
Listen to the surgeon more than other doctors
Cost of analgesics
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Would the FAS be useful in LMICs
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EPM in Arkhangelsk, Russia
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Essential Pain Management
• Pain management needs
a systematic approach
• EPM provides a system
– For managing patients
– For teaching others
• EPM Lite
– Undergraduates
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